Waterdrops

Lord Vetinari

Mix of recent rain/dewdrop shots.

Brian V.

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Skippy

Lord Vetinari wrote:

Mix of recent rain/dewdrop shots.

Brian V.

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Your waterdroplets are always stunning Brian.
I always sit in awe of your ability to capture the detailed Beauty of Nature.

Most people including myself would not look twice at a simple droplet of water on a leaf or flower, but you my friend have a gift for being able to capture and present your images in a way that intrigues so many.

Your work is just amazing Brian :ivar
Glad you share it with so many ..... Skippy
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Arvan

The third one...im speachless!

tlee

Arvan wrote:

The third one...im speachless!

clapbarbbow

schmoo

:oogle I always am floored by your work, LV!

The first one made me think of grape candy. These drops are always so luscious-looking.

I think the third one is more "Halloween" to me than your scary spider.

SloYerRoll

With so many keepers, how do you determine which ones are your "A" game shots? I mean 99% of every refraction shot you post could easily stand on your homepage alone.. At this point I'm sure you made a deal w/ the devil

I really like the spiderweb shot, it breaks from your norm and I like that!

All the best,
-Jon

gubbs

Stunning !

canon400d

Lord Vetinari wrote:

Mix of recent rain/dewdrop shots.

Brian V.

Well Brian,

I am speechless too. I can only reiterate what Skippy and everyone else has said. They are absolutely stunning and a real credit to you.

Bob

OsirisPhoto

You really are the master of macro

Your images are artistically and technically top-notch! I look forward to learning a lot from you

Lord Vetinari

Thanks for the very kind comments much appreciated- pleased you all like them.
I'm just fascinated by droplets and especially liked the raindrop under construction in #3

Jon - I don't really have an "A" collection - I just take a running commentary on what's going on in my garden. If I need to decide on a single shot for a specific purpose I often just see what's popular on (can I say it ?) Flickr. I've only just given in to the wife to get some printed for her birthday

Hyperbaric - if you have any specific questions just PM me or post them here http://www.digitalgrin.com/showthread.php?t=50752

Brian V.

patricia kay

Brian I am in total agreement of all everyone has said about your shots...they are amazingly beautiful each and every one...but I do love a tidgy bit more number 3 and then the dewdrops on the spiders web!!!

Patricia..........

garyt

Brian--Very nice series. The last one is my absolute favorite. Also like the B&W in #3, it's quite different. Stunning shots.

Lord Vetinari

Thanks Patricia and Gary for the comments

Gary - #3 is actually in glorious technicolour- can't you tell ?

brian V.

BigAl

Have to agree with the WoWs Brian. I know how difficult it is to do these refraction shots

Lord Vetinari

BigAl wrote:

Have to agree with the WoWs Brian. I know how difficult it is to do these refraction shots

Thanks Al -
beginning to see bugs down there in SA ?

Brian V.

BigAl

Lord Vetinari wrote:

Thanks Al -
beginning to see bugs down there in SA ?

Brian V.

Bugs are out, but Al not :cry Exam time here, and with exam time is marking

greenplasticdave

Amazing clarity here. I must be looking in the wrong places, I can never find dew drops like these.

-Dave-

Lord Vetinari

greenplasticdave wrote:

Amazing clarity here. I must be looking in the wrong places, I can never find dew drops like these.

-Dave-

Thanks Dave
You are welcome to visit my grass lawn early in the morning- that's where most of these are taken
Brian V.

Giphsub

Brilliant.... can't really say much more...


(I think I just made myself dizzy)

Lord Vetinari

Giphsub wrote:

Brilliant.... can't really say much more...


(I think I just made myself dizzy)

Thanks Mike - you must have liked them ?
Brian V.

Giphsub

um, yeah...